Sarah is surprised by how popular Sway is with the kids at the leisure centre but she doesn't understand why Sway always takes a step back? He is doing great things but makes it sound like it's nothing to do with him. Sway says it's a stop gap and he misses doing club nights but Sarah reckons this is more rewarding. Sway then tells her he wants to show her something.
Amrit tells Shirley he is determined to look after Kuls to make up for those years he was in hospital. Shirley thinks Kuls will be happy as long as his dad is happy and Amrit must not stay with Kuls out of a sense of guilt. They gave him a lot of love when he was a boy but Kuls never forgot his dad.
Shirley explains it took a while to convince the authorities to let her foster Kuljit. They were worried that she was too close to the case to be objective. So Kuls was put in other homes but kept coming home with Sway. In the end her application was taken seriously - either that or he would keep running away.
Sway takes Sarah to the old warehouse where he and Kuls used to run their gigs. Sarah asks if he has forgotten this will end up with some developer who wants to build luxury flats or something. Sway reckons it would be better suited to being an Arts Complex but until then it's him and kids - at Parkside.
Kuls drops some food off before going back down to deal with the chaos in the restaurant. Shirley tells Amrit he should be proud of Kuls. His inner strength always came from thinking about his dad and whatever Amrit decides to do Kuls will be there for him......
Episode written by Ava Ming
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